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Win a $2,500 Scholarship & a Trip to Her Conference from Bertha Watches!

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Bertha Watches, a high-quality watch designer that combines timeless styles with contemporary glamour, wants to crown you an empowering and influential “Woman to Watch”! Bertha Watches creates rare and meticulously crafted pieces that not only embody high fashion and luxury but also celebrate individuality. We’ve teamed up with Bertha Watches to honor one lucky collegiette for her standout uniqueness and inspiring nature with a $2,500 scholarship and complimentary travel and lodging to Her Conference in New York City this summer!

In 500 words or more, tell Bertha Watches about a time that you positively influenced your community and why you are a woman to watch. This scholarship is open to all college students, including incoming and graduating collegiettes, so don’t hesitate to apply now! The application is open through May 6 and the winner will be notified June 6.

For more on all things Bertha Watches, be sure to check out their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest pages. 

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Currently a senior at Suffolk University majoring in Public Relations, I am excited to be finishing up my undergraduate career. Prior to working with Her Campus I interned at Rosie's Place, a non profit that works with struggling women and child. I currently waitress part time while going to school and working at Her Campus. Being a member of the Suffolk Her Campus chapter for 3 years now you can find some of my content there or in the giveaway section of the website!  In my free time I enjoy playing tennis, running, roller blading The Charles, cooking, spending time with my family and friends, overcaffinating myself at Starbucks, or binge watching Sex in The City for the 75th time. Upon graduation I wouldn't be opposed to staying in Boston nor would I be opposed to traveling elsewhere, preferably somewhere warm after these crazy winters.